Sentence examples for intergovernmental mechanisms from inspiring English sources
It is suggested that there is a need for a clean separation between the production of knowledge by scientists and the use of the knowledge in informed decisions by the public through democratically elected politicians and intergovernmental mechanisms.
However, volatility and entropy should not paralyze the intergovernmental mechanisms, on the contrary, they are an urgent call for decisive actions and wise leadership at the service of a better global governance.
We need to reinvigorate and accelerate negotiations for a global intergovernmental mechanism for compliance.
In China, the intergovernmental mechanism is neither federalism nor extreme centralism as in the Soviet Union.
Other major improvements include the establishment of intergovernmental coordinating mechanisms and independent bodies, such as children's ombudspersons, tasked to monitor the implementation of children's rights.
Secondly, breaking down the siloed approach to health will not be possible unless funding from government agencies, ministries, and intergovernmental funding mechanisms supports new collaborations and new communication channels.
If these include forest carbon as both a market instrument and a mechanism for intergovernmental funding, they will set a historic precedent.
What is the allocation mechanism of intergovernmental authority and accountability in China if neither federalism nor extreme centralism can illustrate the reality in China?
The emergence of the new mobilization form of "leading group" (lingdao xiaozu) and "project headquarters" (zhihuibu), along with the new organizational form of the "province-administrated county" and the "fiscal-administrated county", has brought about an alteration in the intergovernmental authority and accountability mechanism.
To use one example: the first Rio meeting added the Biodiversity Convention to the important arsenal of intergovernmental legal instruments and financing mechanisms on the environment.
Barr came to NSF under the Intergovernmental Personnel Act (IPA), a mechanism that allows the agency to tap the expertise of the academic community without requiring scientists to leave their current jobs.
